This Jesus Said skill features a large assortment of verses from Jesus in the Bible. Features verses from the books of Matthew, John, Luke, Mark, Revelation & more. In certain editions of the Holy Bible these would be also known as the “red text” which is believed to be the words spoken by Jesus. The verses within this skill were pulled from the King James version of the Bible. Take care! Enjoy!
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This Alexa edition version of the highly downloaded Quiz of Medicine & RX Quiz of Pharmacy apps focuses on indications for the top 100 drugs in the United States. Within this skill are questions that ask the user which medicine is used for a particular indication(s). After each question the skill presents you with four possible answers, with one of the answers being correct. Simply reply to the question at any time with the answer number that you think is correct. Quiz of Medicine Indications is a neat & quick educational drug indications trivia game that features questions for the top 100 drugs used in the United States. It’s for pharmacy technicians, pharmacists, nurses, doctors, and anyone else who’s interested in furthering and/or refreshing their knowledge of which medicines are used for specific indications. Enjoy! Take care!
Word Owl’s Word Search – Christmas Edition is a big, jolly and colorful word search puzzle. This Christmas Edition of Word Owl’s Wordsearch features over 100 Christmas holiday related words, big and small. This app can be used as an educational tool and/or just for fun. The words in the word search are displayed forwards or backwards, and they can be found vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. For an increased challenge you can turn the “Show Words” option off and seek out holiday related words in the word search. If you need help when the Show Words option is off you can press the Hint button, and the words on the left that need to be found will appear for a few seconds.
Word Owl’s Wordsearch: Kindergarten Edition is now available on the Apple iOS App Store for iPad! I was previously unable to release this app on Apple due to an issue with iOS 7, but that issue has been resolved so now it’s available.
Word Owl’s WordSearch is a neat, big, and colorful word search for children. This Kindergarten Edition of Word Owl’s Wordsearch features over 100 sight words for children in or around Kindergarten. These words have been gathered from numerous sight word lists provided by real Kindergarten classes in different schools. Help your kid learn and retain several words while having fun!
√ Over 100 different sight words √ 10 words to find per puzzle √ Customizable letter and background colors √ Sharp colorful retina resolution graphics
(Sight words are commonly used words that children are encouraged to memorize as a whole by sight, so that they can automatically recognize these words when they see them without having to use any distracting strategies. Sight words account for a large percentage of the words used in literature for children. One advantage for children being able to recognize sight words automatically is that the child will be able to identify the majority of words in a book before they even attempt to read it. When the child is able to do that they’ll be able to concentrate on the meaning and comprehension instead of trying to figure out the word.)
Word Owl’s Word Search is a neat, big, and colorful word search for children. This Kindergarten Edition of Word Owl’s Word Search features over 100 sight words for children in or around Kindergarten. These words have been gathered from numerous sight word lists provided by real Kindergarten classes in different schools. Help your kindergartener or soon to be kindergartener learn and retain several words while having fun!
√ Over 100 different sight words √ 10 words to find per puzzle √ Customizable letter and background colors √ Sharp & colorful high quality graphics
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(Sight words are commonly used words that children are encouraged to memorize as a whole by sight, so that they can automatically recognize these words when they see them without having to use any distracting strategies. Sight words account for a large percentage of the words used in literature for children. One advantage for children being able to recognize sight words automatically is that the child will be able to identify the majority of words in a book before they even attempt to read it. When the child is able to do that they’ll be able to concentrate on the meaning and comprehension as they read without having to stop to figure out the actual word.)
It’s official……..I’m now a part of the Nook(Barnes & Noble) App Store! Earlier today Professor Piggy Bank and Jumbo Egg Hunt became available for Nook tablets. They’re currently supported by the Nook Tablet, Nook Color, and Nook HD/HD+ Tablets. The Nook tablets run on an Android OS similar to other tablets that I’ve developed for. I already had an Android build of Professor Piggy Bank & Jumbo Egg Hunt ready so porting those apps over didn’t take long at all. After completing all of the meta-data I just had to change a link within the apps and they were ready.
Jumbo Egg Hunt 2 is currently under review for the Nook App Store. I submitted it after the other apps were approved so hopefully it will be available soon as well. The process for publishing apps on the Nook App Store is set up differently than the other app stores so I wanted to go through it completely with those two apps before I submitted my newest one. All of the app stores have their own submission differences, but two of the main differences on this app store were the first initial step and the final review process.
In order to publish apps on the Nook App Store you have to first become a “Qualified Nook Developer.” In order to become one I had to fill out some specific info and answer questions that resembled those of an interview. After I was approved I went through the same steps like the other app stores in regards to adding age ratings, descriptions, screenshots & etc. Then came another new part, I had to submit the app for meta-data approval before uploading the APK app file. After the meta-data was approved I uploaded the APK for technical review. After it passed technical review it went through a business review. Then after the business review was passed the app started the publishing process for the app store itself.
However, for Jumbo Egg Hunt 2(my third submission) I didn’t have to wait for meta-data to be approved to upload the app file for review so I’m not sure if that step still exists. There’s a lot of informative information about the entire process on their website so I was never confused or stuck on anything though, plus I guess I have a good deal of experience when it comes to submitting apps and whatnot. Overall it didn’t take that long to get an app published on their app store for me. I started the process in the middle of February off & on and I didn’t run into any errors or rejections.
I like the clean presentation of their app store and the Nook devices themselves are very nice. They also seem to have a nice casual & educational market/audience overall, and several of my apps fit very well into those categories. I look forward to making more of my apps available for Nook tablets in the future. Since my final app builds for Nook are similar to those for the Kindle Fire, I’ll probably try making some if not all of my apps available on the Nook App Store concurrently with my Amazon releases. Apple, Amazon, Google Play, Windows, and now Barnes & Noble………bringing the total number of app stores I’m on to five! A big THANK YOU to all of the companies that are distributing my apps. I think those are enough for now……..time to put all of my app focused occasions back into the apps themselves.
Professor Piggy Bank is a fun & educational app featuring the four major coins used in the United States. It’s a great app for younger children or somebody new to the U.S. to use to learn about coins while having fun. With this app you can learn about coins, save money by putting coins in a piggy bank, play a game, count money, and take a quiz. This app has four different modes; PLAY, SAVE $, LEARN, & QUIZ……..
In PLAY mode the object of the game is to bounce the piggy up and collect coins while avoiding blocks and falling down. This mode features two control options so you can either Tilt the device to move the piggy left & right or select Touch for on-screen arrows. The results screen at the end of each game also shows you how many of each coin was collected and the total values.
In SAVE $ mode, you can add coins to the piggy bank and it shows you how much money you’ve saved. So when you add coins to your real piggy bank, just open up the app and add those same coins to this piggy bank. It’s a great tool for keeping up with how much you’ve been saving, and it can be emptied if you decide to empty your piggy bank.
In LEARN mode, you can learn about how much each coin is worth, how they look on the front and back, and various other information. In QUIZ mode, there are several different questions with multiple choice answers. The questions can be simply asking you to tap on a specific coin or even figuring how many coins it takes to equal a certain value. Both LEARN & QUIZ modes have voiced dialogue for auditory learning, but it can be turned on or off in the settings.
Professor Piggy Bank is great for basically all ages! Save money and have fun while learning! Teaches kids the basics of the four main U.S. coins, and incorporates mathematics with addition and multiplication of coin values for older children.
√ Four awesome modes: PLAY, SAVE $, LEARN, & QUIZ
√ Sharp, colorful, high quality graphics
√ Real coin sound effects and cheerful audio
√ Voiced dialogue in LEARN & QUIZ modes
√ Settings: Control: Tilt/Touch, Music On/Off, Sound FX On/Off, Voice On/Off
√ Ten 100 point Game Center achievements for a total of 1000 achievement points
Both of my Christmas holiday themed apps, Light Up The Tree! and Gift Wrap Difference, are now available on the Amazon app store! Light Up The Tree! has been available on Amazon for the past couple of weeks, but Gift Wrap Difference was just approved today!
Light Up The Tree! is a festive tapping game where you have to turn on the Christmas tree lights and try to keep them on. It features three different game modes that also incorporate numbers & colors, which adds an educational element. Gift Wrap Difference is a spot the difference game filled with holiday joy. It features over 50 difference levels constructed from 20 different festive wrapping papers. Enjoy! Happy Holidays!
Quiz of Finance & Investing Definitions – Alexa Skill
Super Epic Soundboard Bundle
Quiz of Medicine Brand & Generics – Alexa Skill
Jumbo Egg Hunt 3
Master Fantasy RPG Soundboard
Kids Coin Quiz – Alexa Skill
Quiz of Finance & Investing
8-Bit Ultra Fortune Ball
Word Owl’s Word Search Classroom Bundle
Word Owl’s Word Search – Third Grade
RX Quiz of Pharmacy
Halloween & Christmas Word Search Bundle
Word Owl’s Word Search – Halloween Edition
Survive in Hyperdrive
Crunchy Numbers Math Arcade
Ultra Big Celebration Soundboard
Zompy Jumpy
Word Owl’s Word Search – Second Grade
Word Owl’s Word Search – First Grade
Ultra Soccer Match Soundboard
Quiz of Medicine
8-Bit Eagle Smash
Word Owl’s Word Search – Christmas
Motivational Quotes to Inspire
Word Owl’s Word Search – Kindergarten
Rest, Relax, and Reflect
Fireworks Showeator
Ultra Retro Game Soundboard
Jumbo Egg Hunt 2
Professor Piggy Bank
Gift Wrap Difference
Strike The Goal
Saving Bunnies
Jumbo Egg Hunt
Lightspeed Bit Bit
Chinatown Fortune Cookie
Light Up The Tree!
Detective Deep
Ultra Fortune Ball
Some App Store Reviews
RX Quiz of Pharmacy:
“This app is beautiful and highly functional as a study aid for the NAPLEX exam! Excellent for so little $.” -VLenin (Apple)
“I am a pharmacology nursing instructor and this little ap works great for students to review and learn their meds!” -AmazonCustomer (Amazon)
Quiz of Medicine:
“I love this App!!! I love how it shows both generic and brand. Even shows meds that are just now being used. I wish this was out when I was in nursing school” -Winter Desmond (Google Play)
“Better than you think! Really good app has common meds you NEED to know” -Alyjha Williams (Google Play)
“This is a very good app to use in order to get some studying done as a pharmacy technician. I am studying for my board test and this application is the best that I have found in helping to understand questions and how to get them answered. Amazing tool to help you study.” -ChelleTaylor (Apple)
Jumbo Egg Hunt 2:
“This is great because it can be played at an easier level for the youngsters. It is a lot of fun, easy to read directions. Great graphics. Happy Egg hunting.” -Lady Song (Amazon)
“This is my 5 year old nieces favorite game, love it. worth buying” -Cynthia Davis (Amazon)
“Kinda hard to find the eggs, but it is a good “hide & seek” kinda game. Makes your brain work.” -Gail (Amazon)
Ultra Retro Game Soundboard:
“There’s tons of nostalgic and classic video game sounds. Totally worth paying for. Great app for the classic gamer.” -maskedproxy (Apple)
Word Owl’s Word Search – Halloween Edition:
“Lovely game” -Elizabeth Ryder (Amazon UK)
Jumbo Egg Hunt:
“”eggcellent” game. The normal mode is challenging enough to make the game enticing and the hard level is not impossible. What a cute game! Where’s the bunny?” -Summer (Amazon)
“This is lots of relaxing fun to play. pretty backgrounds to hunt in and it is not to easy. In one word its fun!!” -Rita (Amazon)
“It is a very puzzling game for my kids and me but it is so much fun to search for the Easter eggs” -Maric (Amazon)
Lightspeed Bit Bit:
“This is a fun little endless game. Great for quick pick-me-up moments. The game is simple but has a cool theme. Game runs smooth and the graphics fit the game very well.” -Frogcatcher (Apple)
Saving Bunnies: “Super fun! It is a little hard but I love it! -Carrie (Amazon)
Rest, Relax & Reflect: “This app does everything it promises. No annoying loops. Easy to use. Quality sound and graphics. Only criticism is that the graphics could have been more lifelike and less like computer animation. However, they were sharp and colourful. Nice app worth the price. -LadySong (Amazon)
